Q&A: What Cory Doctorow would do as Canada’s AI minister
Author and digital rights activist talks jailbreaking, the AI-pilled government, and Aeron chair analogies.
Author and digital rights activist talks jailbreaking, the AI-pilled government, and Aeron chair analogies.
DIGITAL’s new series is helping founders uncover dual-use opportunities and build a roadmap to seize them.
As SpaceX scales back rocket rideshares, Canada’s space industry says it exposes “critical dependency.”
Feds will invest more than $20 million in 13-member consortium focused on military applications.
Federal contract will expand Lightspeed constellation from 156 to 225 satellites.
Minister Nate Glubish says vendors must adapt to new reality or risk being left behind.
Canada’s Semiconductor Council wants federal AI strategy to include dedicated semiconductor plan.
Government launches survey for public to weigh in on AI regulations.
Industry leaders argue risk aversion to blame for country’s patchwork rules and slow implementation.
Procurement summit aims to facilitate relationships between Canadian tech buyers and sellers.
Plus: Richard Sutton’s new lab has lofty goals.
MaRS panel explores Canada’s innovation struggles, from talent retention to tech adoption.
Indigenous AI Gathering at Mila explored how to create AI solutions without data extraction.
Provinces sign a memorandum of understanding to share technical assets, develop joint projects.
Amid a “Wild West” for AI regulation, lawyers from Littler encourage companies to mind existing laws.